Second generation Maureen Reagan Opens in Las Vegas
Maureen Reagan daughter of Governor Ronald Reagan and actress Jane Wyman debuts in Las Vegas on February 26 with a group of other second generation performers. She is described as a blonde with her mother’s eyes and her father’s confidence and a singing voice she largely inherits on her own.
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Ronald Reagan
Jane Wyman
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Television Timetable and Paid Advertisements Listing
Readable scraps show a full day of TV programming with morning, afternoon, and evening slots. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, The Movie Game, and several soap operas, game shows, and public affairs programs. The page mixes schedules with heavy advertising and interspersed star guests and film titles.
Winning Contract Lessons From a Bridge Hand
A declarer faces a guilty feeling after failing to make a contract. The deal shows misplays with spade leads, a club ruff, and a missed discard. Correct play requires discarding a diamond on the third spade to preserve dummy’s ace of clubs and keep a path to success through the diamond and club suits.
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Al Hirt Plays Trumpet On Viva Max Soundtrack
Al Hirt showcases his versatile trumpet in the film Viva Max, bringing a genuine south of the border flavor to Hugo Montenegro Ralph Dino and John Sembello’s score. His New Orleans roots mix with changing times and competing jazz styles.
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Bourbon Street
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John Sembello
Max
Quebec painters' works loaned to Expo 70 Osaka display
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts loans Jean Paul Lemieux Les Grandes Personnes and Jacques de Tonnancour Le Trilobe to the Quebec pavilion at Expo 70 in Osaka. Quebec Commissioner-General Michel P. Boudriat arranges the loan and a Viva Max recording by Montenegro is noted as a special arrangement.
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Osaka
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de Pavilion
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